Sun/Moon by Michael Brown Freestanding, functional clock rendered in steel, copper and glass - 16' high at highest point x 8' at widest point; clock face 36" in circumference. Based on the Chinese cultural entity Ming, meaning "brightness," the Sun/Moon timepiece acknowledges that the sun, moon and stars were used for navigation and timekeeping before the invention of mechanical devices. The round shapes of the moon and sun echoes the arched canopies of the station and the tall, circular arches of the building columns that flank both sides of the street. Design Team: Design Team Artist: Brad Goldberg Urban designers/Landscape Architecture: Sasaki Associates, Inc. Architecture: HJM Oglesby-Greene Engineering: Huitt Zollars Arredondo, Brunz & Associates, Inc. Berryhill Loyd Associates, Inc. Commissioned Artists: Michael Brown